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private equity managers to take what is really just earned income, a commission and get capital gains taxes on the interest, why don't we honor primary care physicians in america as we honor private equity managers and give them the same rate if they go to rural areas, et cetera. the president exists. congress has we want to encourage capital formation. well, that is capital. physicians are human capital and we want to encourage. thank you, mr. chairman. >> .or reinhardt, thank you very much. last but not least is dr. dr. claudia fegan, chief medical officer for the hospital county and chicago, often referred to as cook county hospital. she was previously the associate chief medical officer for the ambulatory and community health network and intra- chief officer for the health services. dr. fegan serves for the health program received her undergraduate degree and her medical degree from the university of illinois college of medicine. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you, senator sanders, senator enzi another distinguished senators for 40 minutes opportunity to address inadequat
private equity managers to take what is really just earned income, a commission and get capital gains taxes on the interest, why don't we honor primary care physicians in america as we honor private equity managers and give them the same rate if they go to rural areas, et cetera. the president exists. congress has we want to encourage capital formation. well, that is capital. physicians are human capital and we want to encourage. thank you, mr. chairman. >> .or reinhardt, thank you very...
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and they start off with the 6.2% social security, medicare taxes. they have a menu labeling men date that is another $1,000 per restaurant. for each $1 increase in the minimum wage mandate that's nearly $25,000 per year. they have paid sick leave mandates, and i'm not litigating any issue. if you're operating a business, those are mandates you start out paying. and we have to be careful about thinking about new ones. then there's the health care mandates that are coming that are coming on. again, not for re-litigate them. if i were the owner of the twenty fast food restaurants, they tell me that they offer health care to their 542 employees, but only 34 take it. .. marmite to spend on saving for retirement, we need to be very careful about any new pastor mande on existing businesses. or in a case of health care the come at the same restaurants are reducing the number of employees they have been a number of full-time employees, people who work with than 30 hours of make as much money, therefore they may not have as much to retire. my point is number
and they start off with the 6.2% social security, medicare taxes. they have a menu labeling men date that is another $1,000 per restaurant. for each $1 increase in the minimum wage mandate that's nearly $25,000 per year. they have paid sick leave mandates, and i'm not litigating any issue. if you're operating a business, those are mandates you start out paying. and we have to be careful about thinking about new ones. then there's the health care mandates that are coming that are coming on....
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but valuing tax rebate and tax cuts with our eyes wide open. [applause] i propose returning $100 billion back to the pockets of montana homeowners. i recognize that others have suggested that we should use that hundred million dollars to provide property tax cuts instead. the difference between the tax rebate and the tax cut is simple: who stands to benefit? given hundred billion dollars back in the form of a tax rebate will return $400 to every one that has primary residences in the state. what you put -- when you put a check in the hands of montana taxpayers. they are going to take the money downtown and spend it in the small small businesses along main street. if you take that hundred million dollars and use it to cut property taxes instead, the average montana homeowner would receive $44 this year. not $400. think about that. it will take ten years for the taxpayer to get back as much money as they did this year with the rebate. yet, if you're a company like ppnl that proposed tax cut but reward you with over $1 million this year alone, tha
but valuing tax rebate and tax cuts with our eyes wide open. [applause] i propose returning $100 billion back to the pockets of montana homeowners. i recognize that others have suggested that we should use that hundred million dollars to provide property tax cuts instead. the difference between the tax rebate and the tax cut is simple: who stands to benefit? given hundred billion dollars back in the form of a tax rebate will return $400 to every one that has primary residences in the state....
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it's a 30% tax or 40% surtax. i think that now that purchasers and particular and others until the policy become ware of that. i think it will lead to product i have discussion. how much cost shifting you have in the market is determined by the presence of large systems and their ability to actually achieve higher payment. and that's why i think one of the things that could be very, very useful here is to track that cost shifting and begin to think about transparency around cost shifting ratio. it would give consumers and individuals more information than we have today. to look comparatively at what it going on. it's another way to do that in addition to looking at prices themselves. >> and bob is in line. i always like the cost shifting argument. a well known d.c. economist took me aside and said we realize it occurs. we don't have is a model to explain it. i have to deny it in public. i like that one because i don't know what to make about that. karen answered that. i think it's a species argument. what differs
it's a 30% tax or 40% surtax. i think that now that purchasers and particular and others until the policy become ware of that. i think it will lead to product i have discussion. how much cost shifting you have in the market is determined by the presence of large systems and their ability to actually achieve higher payment. and that's why i think one of the things that could be very, very useful here is to track that cost shifting and begin to think about transparency around cost shifting ratio....
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are inadequate to the needs of our kind, so we must harness their ideas and technologies, revamp our tax code, reform our schools and empower citizen with the skills they need to work hard or learn more, reach higher. but while the needs will change, our purpose endures, a nation with the effort and determination of every single american. that is what this moment requires. that is what will give real meaning. we the people still believe that every citizen deserves a basic measure of security and dignity. they must make hard choices to reduce the cost of health care in the size of our deficit. but we reject the belief that america must choose between kerry and the generation that built this country and invest them in the generation that will build this future. [cheers and applause] but we remember the lessons of our past, when twilight years were spent in poverty and parents of a child with the disability had nowhere to turn. we do not believe in this country freedom is reserved for the luckier happiness for the few. we recognize no matter how response ability would've our lives, anyone o
are inadequate to the needs of our kind, so we must harness their ideas and technologies, revamp our tax code, reform our schools and empower citizen with the skills they need to work hard or learn more, reach higher. but while the needs will change, our purpose endures, a nation with the effort and determination of every single american. that is what this moment requires. that is what will give real meaning. we the people still believe that every citizen deserves a basic measure of security...